Today, I will be talking about getting started with the Java Edition of NCache. Please note there's a separate video on getting started with the .NET Edition of NCache, if you're interested in that.
There are six steps to getting started with the NCache Java Edition.
- Software Setup: This is where you install NCache on your Dev workstations, NCache Servers, and NCache Clients. I'm going to be using Docker for most of that today in this video.
- Create NCache Cluster: NCache creates a TCP based cluster of NCache Servers.
- Configure the NCache Clients: Configure the clients of NCache to talk to NCache. These clients are your application servers or your web server boxes.
- Test the NCache Cluster: To make sure everything is working.
- Setup your Dev Workstations: Setup your Dev Workstations with a standalone NCache. Again, I will be using Docker here. I'm going to be using a Linux Docker instance on Windows. You can do this on macOS or Linux as well.
- Use NCache in Your Application: Number six is to use NCache in your applications.